Travel Blog Carnival Posts: Week 7/8

By Darren Cronian on Sunday, February 24th, 2008

Its carnival time and this week’s travel blog reviews were written by Guido, the Happy Hotelier. Thanks to everyone who submitted their favourite blog posts, there’s some great content out there and you can tell that bloggers really put in a lot of effort.

Guido’s choices

Get to grips with online reviews and comments
Social Media versus search
Never keep your money in one place
McDonald’s bathrooms are life savers

Read Guido’s reviews »

Unfortunately, the other chosen group blogger didn’t have time to write any reviews this week, so I have chosen a few blog posts that caught my attention. Nathan of the Away Network has written about his experiences of Miami International airport – I can’t wait to visit JFK airport now, not.

Carl of the Southpoint blog writes about Mississippi Valley’s oldest house and a ghost town called Rodney, which sounds like an erm fun place to visit on your travels. Finally, Karen from the Europe a la carte blog writes about the hazards of booking car hire or you could end up seriously out of pocket.

Please read the instructions thoroughly before submitting your favourite blog post.

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2 responses to “Travel Blog Carnival Posts: Week 7/8”

Lee Harrison (owner Select World Travel) | 25 February, 2008 at 1:35 pm

Never Keep your Money in one Place, Well done Guido. Am off to Gran Canaria on Thursday for a four night break and staying in Las Palmas.
Will take note of the suggestions, but I just can’t contemplate ” The Skidmarks” Idea:-)

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Darren Cronian | 25 February, 2008 at 2:10 pm

Lee, what a deal at £5 though! I have an old pair of Y fronts, £2.50 exclusively for Travel Rants readers, a bargain price for those keen to keep hold of their money!